Virginie Gribouilli was born in France, raised by an amateur mammalogist mother and a grandmother who was a jeweller and an amateur artist. She studied applied arts to become a graphic designer and illustrator. Fate brought her into contact with cold porcelain and sculpture, and this definitively changed her professional goals.

In 2018, after successfully participating in exhibitions in France and Geneva, she won the People’s Choice Award at an exhibition in Ville-La Grand (74) and decided to pursue her art professionally.

She began to develop her own mythology and refine her style and approach. Through social media, she began to build a sincere and lasting relationship with her audience.

Selected to participate in the Art sur le fil exhibition in Alençon in 2022, she was a finalist for the Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize two years in a row (2022 and 2023). In 2023, she won the sculpture prize at the Salon de la petite mer in Riantec (56).

In 2024, she began exhibiting in galleries abroad: in New Zealand, Chicago, and California. She was also featured in the art book “Infected by Art,” volumes 13 and 14, and received an honorable mention at the 2024 Infected by Art Art Prize.

In 2025, she won the Susannah Kelly Art Award: “Artists of Great Potential,” which gave her the opportunity to exhibit in Portland, Oregon.

Her works were acquired by the Naia Museum in Rochefort-en-Terre (56).

Her work is now part of private collections in France and the United States, and is gradually being acquired internationally, thanks to the development of her digital presence and collaborations with players in the art market.